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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-29

The best salve in the Vovld for Cuts,
Bruises. flores, UlccrA, Silt Bhonn,
Fever Sores, letter Chnpbcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or nlc ney refunded
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
w. w. Howell IL Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-29
Best HoSSFFssss

The small boned English York.
shires took $40 premium at the
Texas State Fair last fall. More
flesh for same feed than any hog. l
have few left which I can spare,
and some half freed The year
vigorous and good breeders. They
can be seen one-fourtn mile north
of Fair ground on Santa Fe rail-
road ]. M. BR0WDER,
Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-29
Trains ON Oak Cliff Elevated Railway
WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS.

Will stopa FIRST, Third, Fifth, Eighth and
Tenth Street Stations. Trains will run UNI
I'll II .. m. oil special occasions. Fare 10
cents to residents OF Oak Clin, cents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
What Governs U..

The last Legislature adopted code Of
laws for Arizona The said code was to
90 into effect July /, 1887. Ali lawr
passed previous to the sitting Of the said
Legislature were repealed, the compiled
laws and all session laws passed from the
organization oil The Territory mp to San
uary 1, 1897.
But here comes the rub. The old laws
arc no more, and no one knows what the
new code IL. They are not yet Published.
They are yet in the hands Of the printer
iil ST. Louis. No living man knows what
Elws govern rs folks in Arizona, unless il
ii the code commission, and II IL extreme
N doubtful if thcy know.
Now Is NOT this a pretty Iiow do you
10? Not a single officer Of tie Territory
OF county knows what laws govern them,
aud from all appearances tl,ey viii not
knpw for some ,irIe. There il liable 20
be chaos aad confusion. There are many
Official acts req4if:d to be done on The
bsgifniog oi e.lch quarter, but tie Off
-eiala are ia rho dsis The courts 1.lLn.
4 ar 1:-sa caa 5s iaStiIiiei. rafl.ness rcigns
siprsine.
Who IL to blame ?.-Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
large Cisy.

II any one were to walk one way
through, the streets Of london, he would
be obliscd 70 90 distance Of two thou.
sand SIX hundred miles, or ss far as It il
acroSs the American continent from New
York 10 San Francisco. This will give
an idea of what would have 10 be done in
order 70 go even the greater part OF Lon
don.
Ia oas approach 10 this city, as well as
In our rambIes through It's streets, we
shall no< be struck so much by It's spieri-
did and imposing appearance as by its
iInmeOsity. Go where we may, there
seems to be no end to the town. II Is
fourteen miles one way and eight the
other, and contains population of near
ly four million people, which Is greater,
indeed, than that Of Switzerland or. tbs
kingdoms Of Denmark and Greece COM
bined. We are told, on good authority,
that there are more scotchmen In Lon.
don than in Edinburgh, more Irishmen
than In Dublin, and more Jews than in
Palestine, with foreigners from all parts
OF the world, including great number
Of Americans. Yet there are 10 many
Epglishmen in London that ono il not
likely TO notice the presence Of these peo.
pie of other nations.
This vast body Of citizens, some 80 rich
that they never can CONT their money,
and some so poor thai they never have
any to count, cat every year four hun
drcd thousand oxen, one and half mil
lion sheep, eight million chickens and
game birds, not to speak OF calves, hogs,
and different kinds OF fish. They con-
sune five hundred million oysters, w.,icb,
although II seems like large number,
would only give, II equally divided among
the people, ona oyster eycry third day
% each persoc. There are ihm. hua-
.lrsd thoasana srtvants in London,
enosgh people TO make isrse city; but
as this gives only one servant TO each
'Iozsn citizens, II is quite evident that q
great many Of the people must wait on
themselves. Things arc very unequally
divided in London; and have no doubt
that instead Of there being one servant to
twelve persons, some of the rich lords
and ladies have twelve servants apiece
st. Nicholas for June.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The Washington Critic tells of North
eprn stock raiser who took a lot Of fine
Berkshire pigs down to Sosth Carolina
State Agricultural Fair. Much 10 his
clhagrin and surprise they attracted little
notice, while neighboring pens Of native
hogs were constantly surrounded by ad-
hiring farmers. Determined 10 learn the
reason, he accosted q Carolinian:
Scan you tell me, my friend, why these
fne-boncd, short-lcgged, heavy-meated
pigs get no attention, while those lean,
laInk, long.leeged, Improbable razor
backs get it all?''
The Caroiinian shifted his quid, shut
oae eye, sighted along his nose and
drowned fly rod away. Stranger.
hit amt no use for we uns 10 raise no
hogs that cyarnt run faster'n darkey."
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
A Gignntie Scheme.
SALIENT PorSrs.

You may not have learned that the
Russian Empire has just decided upon nm
enterprise that will doubtless prove the
greatest undertaking Of the twentieth cen
,ury, get such, am assured. Is the fact.
I refer to the construction Of railroad
from st. Petersburg 10 Pekin.
This tremendous enterprise is not, OF
course, entered upon for the bcne-
fit of tine travelling pnblic. State and
trade reasons arc the only ones that have
suggested it 10 Russia, So as to be able to
carry ont her pet schemes Of Asiatic con-
quest more readily, and also TO divert the
current Of commerce now fowing toward
the Pacific, and which The British are en-
deayoring 10 turn towards Burmah, and
the French toward Tonquin, in the direc.
ton OF Bulgaria. II is 10 ronnect tbese
silent highways that the Grst section OF
this immense line Of railroad will be
rbniit.
The news OF this decision Of the Rus.
sian Council is said TO have already
caused the greatest excitement among the
Siberians. The cities are vying with each
other in offers Of money and otheriaduce-
mentg TO SECURE the coIXtruction OF the
road through their territorial limits, ard
thus aecare for them permanent prosleri-
ty. The expense Of building such a line
will be less than might at first be sup.
posed. No land viii have TO be purchased,
labor is what may he termed dirt cheap
and in some localities the cities have
offered to pay the navvies, while tile
country IL 80 fiat that no-costly engineer
ing works viii be necessary. Besides,
mines abound in Siberia and iron is album
dant. The labor oi Russian exiles can he
utilized in the great work, and Chinese
help will also he readily obtainable. In
short, the construction Of such line Of
railway will present far fewer serio,s OBJ
FtrIctions than we're encountered in lay
( ing the iron bands that unite the Atlantic
and Pacific slopes oi the American conti-
ncnt.-Cor New YORK Graphic. he.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
a Literary Cssie.lly /.

Probably no other five words in the
Latin language or any other can work
such . miracle ~ the following: Dator,
Arepo, Tenet, Opera, Rolas.
l.. This spells backward and forward
all the same.
2. Then taking all fhe first letters Of
each word spells the FIRST word.
81 Then ail the second letters OF each
word spells the second word.
4. Then all the third, and so on
throughout the fourth and fifth.
5. Then commencing with the last
letter of each word, spells the last word.
o. Then the next to the last Of each
word, and so on through.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
CIeveiaDd's Substitute.

Al the time when It was expected that
hIr Cleveland would visit the Grand
Army encampment al st. Louis in Sep
t.n,cr, the IDes Moines post Of that or
ganizaiion passed certain resolutions d
protest. They freely expressed their dis-
inclination to be reviewed by Ms. Clcve-
land, and ended the resolutions with u,s
suggestion that the President shouh send
q substitute to 81. Toais; il possible the
same substitute WHO served for him dur.
Ing the war. The Commander Of the
lies Moines post subsequently, received
the letter hera cnjoined:
To Commander Dcs Moines q. A. X. Post:
Seeing the resolutions passed by your
post in the Buffalo Evening News, Presi.
Dent Cleyelanc's organ, aIiow me to say
lam the man xho was his substitute. lie
has never fnlilled his promise 10 me IN
regard 10 paying me what be agreed to
h,r going as his Substitute. lie has let
nie, after being asked FOR assistance, i've
~ different poorhoIscs, and am now az
Epafste OF the Soldiers Home at Bath,
tlpsasiy unable 20 do anything. have
aEked bis aGsiSiauce in procuring pen.
sion, bat j, has never been granted.
h,5t tny health "a q substitute for him
Cian yoa people 81 the West render tnp
any assistance? can establish my idcn.
thy as his substitute. The writer oi this
iiiciiard Burke, has known me and
knows that am the man. Yours,
GEORGE BRnsKE.
R,th " Irrp II 1@s-
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Heae.ty's Dividend.

Robinson--i had to discharge young
BliEkins to-day. he was not honest.
Brown--sorry to bear SO. He supports
his widowed mother, too. What was the
troUbie2
Robinson--Iie found postage stamp
on the floor and kept IL. He should have
-i4a..a-.l >. AZ axar To the office.
rainingn iin-,,n. conre. by Ire way, IT'S
Kobinson--Yon can take my old urn-
brella, have new one.
Brown-IIello. Where did you gst that
silk affair?
Robinson That? IIa, ha! Great joke.
You zee went into the Stock Exchange
10 look after little deal in wheat. A
shower came up, and when | was ready
to 20, ! Just picked this mp in tie lobby.
Brown-wish 4 had your Luck. And
how about the wheat deal7
Robinson we skinned 'em slive,
Brown, skinned 'em alive Omaha Her.
aid,
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Oar Easserm Letter.
NAsrucger, June 2sth, 1857.

NANTUCKET, june 2Sth, 1887.
Our last letter began with p!atitudc
on the drtidgcry Of an editors life and
ended by sending check Tor one years
subscription 70 that We could send an
eastern letter when II pleased MS 10 do No,
III times were dull. As we remarked,
everyone is making big break" for the
sea shore Or Europe and TO be in the
fashion we followed suit, and here we are
on that lovely little Bermuda of the
north" About 1900 visitors will come
here this summer, judging by the past
AMI mos. Of them are welI.iixed. 80 times
are lively Bot nothing IN the shape Of
work IL 10 be tolerated. One can bathe,
he on the beacli in the sand 10 shot
sleeyed asi le.rgci bathing costume,
daring TIE dsy. that is @aa the tTie, =
then comes iriesng around, playing tan.
MS, etc, and ID th. cYeEing dancing.
This u varied hlf saiIiua, Gshing and 80
ius for tie mail 10 tie evening. The o..
der 81 the programme heft, y Dolce far
r..ente@ aud las.s nufii ost. 3lst.
Apsopoz q mining men there are a
number Of thetn in Kew Iork. John Ely
Il eaen daily Gu tlo streets. but l,as lca'
his old time Siip lia atays nntii he gets
"bastgln and shpu he yogs be viii nevei
come to New York again, gets aEay and
after an absence oI 4 year or t@o corlcs
b.lcz. asoW aud thn in old ArizofaH
iron Icaagc county fits across the
scane, Dr. Gilicsslecge, Doc" Is 9
Thoroughbred and VA Con Tho turf for
/ i2ag time and fs.l iato ''hari lines
but t!lroagh the ''ingoosace" o! bis
ssotiter, tbs celebrated Judge and rife
shot, lle seeupe'; position on tho new
aq9elg.1, ~lai;iI 10 to bring water TO New
York. l,ero hg Ii working h4ri and re-
cqperIlfay b1i,,l i3laici.iiy and bodily.
Met.ll,feso.1s Murphy arrived and 81
once set 20 Yor; 70 Etlnch his enterprise,
over 6 $50 aeres OF land OF which one
hall IL "p!aceres," lncar Los Angeles).
The Contention crowd are now New
Workers and have invested heavily In
real estate in that Cisy. Dean lives a'
the 5t.i Az. Hotel. with his wife and two
children. IIis bill IL f31 per day or t2,.
so per mc.lsh. Geo. Aiacanenny lives
al thg Cumberland ls.t can be found with
Dean any evening. They drive OF after
Moons and enjey lie, and doa't haaker
alter Tombstone any more.
A11sacr ar.um4n lveg in Trenton,
Cart. II. Pagja2, o. ihg GtiI cIga!Fy. III
ps.t 10 laelrs yclrz.ia eastern Arizona
'tsL;i1g ti@ A.syt'Ias and il now recoger-
Ing from - gassialI operation which he
g2-g t~ sa!I.- ass ass %osnds
io!!oa i.,s VI, the Ltsas. IIa longs tore
tar3 10 Arizona.
The superintendent of thc Silver King,
Macy, IL Nantucket man, and his father
lives in Orange Street oaly short dis.
tance away. Jg$t row comes the fnaiI
and among other letters is one from
Kingman and Tire M0mAvE MisER, all o'
which are very Interesting and carry us
back 10 .OIe Virginny." Well, the hour
grows late and We will retire saying as We
90 "Adios" .
SALIENT porSrs.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The following circular has been issued
from the general land Office, IL IL self
explanatory:
Lands bordering upon streams, lakes,
or other natural bodies ID water, or
through or upon which there i . river,
stream, arroyo or lake holding body OF
water, or hving spring, are NOT subject 70
entry under tire desert land law until the
cleareet proc. Of their desert character IN
furnished Lands containing sufficient
moisture TO produce natural growth OF
trees are not to be classed as desert lands.
Surveys OF desert land claims cannot be
made IN advance of the regular progress
of public surycys."
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
arlxon. x'o..omecs.


A, denotes e. &. Monoy Order oficc: ],
international aonsy Order o0icei X Well
Fargo,s Express ofics. 'fhis iist Y correct
ed monthly. -, -.'.. g. {.
Yly6par CousTy--Bgaa Frin Valley. Neg
andra. Antelope Valley, Ash foff, =, Bie
Buu bed Rock). Bradshaw, Bue1o. Baai-
bic Bee, Camp Verde, Chaiepder, Cherry
Chino, Cienexa, Flagstaff. <, Gii!ett, has'
sayampas, Howelis, Jerome, juniper Lees
Ferry. Mayer, Mecsyilis. payson, Prescott
AK, Sirnmons, Stanton, Ssoddard. TIP
Ton. Walker, Walnut Grove. Williams 4.
Pm, CorsrY-Ailen. American Flag, Ari-
yaca, Calas,asss x, Ori!tenden 4, Desert,
'-Esperanza, GreaterviIie. Harshaw, Nogaies
\. Oro Blsnco, Paptano X, ouijotoa, He'd
ington, sahuarita, Total wrec2, Tnbae, Tue
son AK, Washington.
0frA CoUxrY--Armer, Globe A 4, ITO
nesr 4. San Carlos, Tonto.
MoHAyy CouxTI-Aubrey, Breon, HACK
harry Z, Henning, yingnap 4, Mineral Park
A, Mohave City, Powell (sssdies), signal
Cocarsy CoUxTY--Isnson I, Bisbee, Camp
Huaehnca A, Charleston 4, Contention I
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon Z, Fairbanks l.
Fort Bowie Apache PasH) Al, ochoarilie'
81. David. Tombstore Z, Tres Ahmos'
! Wilcox (Maley) AZ.
GRAu.u CougTY-Bonita, Clifton A 4,
Duncan fPurdg) <, Dunlap, Fort Grant
Fort Thomas, Moreaci, Phaa. Sanford, sol
ouDnyille. ca
DudIeyville, Florence Il, Sanlyyille, Mari
eooa 4, Nesayiije, Pieacho, Pinal l. River
side. Sacaton, Silver King a.
! YU1. CouxTT--Certenniai (plnm"aaI
Clio. Ehrenbeyg, EorsoDs, Parker, Yum
AIY.
J APACHE CorKTT--Rrsssus, Fort Apaehe
Hoibrook Z. Eeaas Canyon, hutrioso, et
Johns 4, st. Joseph, Show Low, Snowflake
gurineersille, Sunset, Taylor, WinaioW
WoodFnif.
Msncs PA CoUsTY-tiiia Bend 4, Hayden
I,eLf. Mel lowell, Phenix r, Sentinel lem
~, (Hawle len) A, yulture L, Wiokenburg'
Izplag REsEn ylTIoE--Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

"Ycs, 1 gave each oi my sons 5000
and sent them west 70 make their for
tunes. John invested his money in
cattle ranch, and went to work In earnest.
Il uieves me to say that Henry, disre-
gariing my admonitions about honesty
and industry, started faro hank"
"And II all turned out the usual way,
1 SUPPOSE"
eyes, Henry owns Johns cattle fanch
now and has lent him money 10 come
home with"
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
ADVERTISING RATES |

Legal matter 10 this .spe. 500 PEI; iIich
for tie drst insertion, and xi.D pei inch
for each srbss suent insertboii-
gug,nes, advertisements inserted Al
special rates according To tisse. pias, ano
syass rs1rizsi.
Prossssi mai cards, one inch, mssnei ai
fl..Oo psr year, inclading snossrsptioii.
2 ,,mmnni s.tions Of rsrsoaal Ilature
silI te plb.ishad nj the option Of the tciter
sn.l charged for st the rate 2s ten cert i'ef
tine.
The Mfxxa will not be responsible for the
opinions and yiexs Of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Republican Territorial c"in'""'
tee.

The f,Iiowing are the names OF the hepao
liean Tirritoria. Central Committee:
Chai,man--wilIia Christy. Phenix.
secretary-N. A. Morford, Phenix.
ApscIe-E. S. Gtover, Rosalio Colomo.
Coci.! se--J. r. Montanden, WE. NICHOLS
r. A. Al Gibson, G. ID. lssppy.
Gila-.O. I. Connsii, j. Z. Jones.
Grah ,n-.-J. T.. Obi, L. A. Cutter.
Maricopa---w,n. Cbristy, L. Fowler, d. A.
Davis, y. A. Morford.
yIohavs--.w. III. TaRgart, Ell. Burd'ok'
Pinal.-.A. r. walbridgs. w. h. Benson.
pi1aa---L. wolHey. j. A. Zahriskie, D.
siefawn, Il. j.. Ferguson.
Yagapai.-w. s. Head, j.. Woiienbore
r. NJ. Murphy, Geo. Z. Brown, George II
Tinker.
YUMA. q. Hubbard, Charles II. Br!ns
ley.
At Iargs---Clark Churchill, WebSte'
Street.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Or Nsa-Ss q. ---1Ha III liz 4 |,
Evergreen, Doeg County, Wis.
To Il TT ~ ssa . g,

TGTTcan live at home, ard make neFe
VIII, ,mousT 1T WORK ioT Bg, 1hGa at any.
= " - fbipg e!se "a this world. CaTftai
not needed; you aTo started free. Both
20 Zea: ali agas. Auyons can do tho work.
Large earnings snTs ffom ihe &rgt gtaFt.
CsYst!y outEs and terms fgee. Ee.ter not
Geiar. Cost y9a nothing 70 send as yair
address and GHd out; if Won ara wiEs yon
will do SO At once. II, hALIETT d co,
Portland, Maize.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
A Suggestive Epitapl..

In cemetery at Sag Harbor, New
York, five tandem wives Of the same man
rest side by side, and at last he died also.
One OF the headstoncs contains this sug-
gcsiiyc suprscrirtion:
Behold, yc living mortals passing by,
How thick the partnersof one husband lie,
Wise and unsearchable the ways OF God;
Just and severe His chastening rod.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

nTTJUsend 10 cents postage, and We
n irlnYwiil rIail you
II GlE J. nabIo. BairpIs box Of good$
that will put you in ths.way Of making more
none a. or.ce. than anything eiso ~ An.
syica. Both sezes Of all ages eBn ltys al
ho1no and work in spare time, or III ID"
tine. Capital not required. We VII start
you. Isnunefso pay sure for those wno staf1
~ Once. ssTIEs1s 4 Co, Portland, sia'he'
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

MeaI Stations.
through tickets 10 all tho principal cities
enst ind vest Oh saio ht the following sta.
iiois. Al5pquozqge, lLoiSfoaE, Winston,
Tlagstssg, psaeh Springs, Eingraap, Pres.
cottand the Needles.
STAGE CJEE ssi,fgE30Es.
Via E.s2uua 10 tho Indian village Of
Aeoua. Il raiiss.
VI. Eytn1afo to Fort Singate, 3 raii ss;
Zaai - r3i.Ga.
II. lsaassc'i.o 10 For. Defiance (Eav-
+: "a ssss,.1 s.s;-9T - -zz
niles; Ee.Ess.s e. aou, 80 niiles.
Via ETcIbrosIf, ffi.wcskIy stages TO St.
JUlps, So ,aiiez; To:i Apache. 80 miios'
SpYingsryiIie. IS miles: GACv Low. 80 mics
Tayiorvili., 81 mics; Aioqai Indian village
mo regular stage, 80 niles.
Via wiusfow to Bfighalo City anG Sun.
set.
Via Ash Fork. daily stages TO Prescott
AID whipple Barracks, "a rniles; daily stag
es from Prescott to Phcnix. and tri.weekl,
stages 10 Fort Verde. b..
Via Peach Springs 70 tho Grand
Canon Of the Colorado, 10 miles.
Via KfngsnaD, daily stages to Stockton
Hill, 10 miles; Mineral Park, lC miles; Ger.
bat IA miles.
Via Yucca TO Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yuma, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohase, Aohave City.
Hardyville, Arizona; and III Dorado Canon,
! Nevada.
W. 4. fstssell,
General Passenger Agent
ID. B. Robinson. Gen'l Manager.
AIbuguerq5s. ". NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

~ feel 50 miserable again this morn
iIig,t' said a complaining wife.
l"Yes," replied her cxasperated hus-
band, ''you woulsln't be happy If yol
weren't miserable all the time. ."--Har-
psr's Bazar.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
The ola station Abandoned.

Poor old Maricopa; every house within
its limits is being torn down, and this n
tile section where some seven years ago
escursion parties had their Mecca, being
brought there from San Francisco by
special trains. The lot on which was
located Browns hotel cost originally
Al 500. The building il now being torn
down and the lumber win be nsed in con-
siructing another house in Phoenix; Far
rington has torn down his buildings, the
government will shortly remove their de-
Pot, and as result the coyote and jack
rabbit win again take charge OF Maricopa
as they did before the Southern Pacific
entered re.---Phenix Arizonan. ~
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

1t seems that.s lawyer Is something o.
carpenter Iie can file "a pill, split q
hair, chop logic, d99etaii an argument,
make IN entry, get up ca5e, frame an
indictment, empanel jury, pat them IN
a boz, nail witness, Hammer judge,
bore a eoart, chi4cl client and other like
tbingg.--Ex. ME-
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

II is fac! that all oi the Old laws ofthe
Territory have been repealed, and the
new code which has been adopted has
not yet left the printers hands IN -st.
Lonis. The question naturally arises,
who is responsible? and more, can citi-
nsn be held liable or responsible for ths
violation OF Law that has mot been made
public by publication? II Is legal
maxim that all men are presumed TO
know the law. II is also a presumption
that laws are made public within rea-
sonable time. II il more than three
months since the Legislature adjourned
aad yet the laws nave not been published
OF distributed. However, this negligence
ia on n par with many other features of
Zulick = administration. Too much job
bcry; too much addition and division ;
n,o Iauch downright dishonesty in the adj
mlinistraiioa OF the affairs OF The Terri
tory, aud 9 good deal Of stupidity as well.
Tucson Star. .-...-...
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
C,aun.y.

Sher,I -,ioi,srl stcen.
Under. Sheriff % Y. ku.aesr.
Eec5.der II. BHeksbaG,n.
Treasu ser--Dani.l smith.
Probate Judge-W. q. Blikeig.
DistFist Attorney--Eb. Williams.
Court Commissionsr--J. D. Hyde.
Clerk Of District Coart--H. BucksbauIn.
Clerk Of County Court-E. II. Watkins.
Public Observation-Disclosures ID. Whip
pie.
County 5uryeyor-Otto Il. kueneer'
L. 3. COMMISSIONER. j. Hyde.
US. Deputy Marshai--Ro5srt steen,
Supervisors Samuel Ctozieg, J. l.. Ssl-
son, j. Ill. johnson.
Clerk of tho Board of Sapervisors--3. j.
Hyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
sU,ssCRlr.raOs RATEs.

One Copy, One Year. ..............1. ~
. :. Six Msfsth@. h@................. 20
:. g Three Months.......... l.W
Sl19is Copies s..e...,....--......... y,
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
THE MoHAvE MINER
PvDLrsHsD Evssy SATrkp.l b
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Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

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Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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Gsvsrnor-C. NJ. Zuiiok, Prsscstt.
secrstaY-Jamss A. Bayasd, Prescott.
A~istan: SesrstAry Tom Parish, Pros
cott.
Attorney Geasral--i,ngg. uoodfish lprss.
cott.
TroasuTer--T. y. Butler, Prescott.
Superintendent Of Public Instrustion--C.
NJ. strauss, TuosoE.
Auditor-R. r. Clark. Prescott.
Superintendent Of Territorial Prison
Thomas Gates, YUM.
Supreme conrt--Jainss III. Wright, Chief
Justice. Prescott: w. w. Porter, Asso-
ciate Justice. phepix: wm. u. Barnes,
Assosiass Justice. Tucson.
e. s. District Attorney. o. W. Rouse.
Tacson.
4. IS. MaFsiAl--w. H. Meade, Tncxon. v
Deputy L. y. Marshal lid. Underwood.
s;lrgsyot tisnsral--Join Hire. Tucson.
prescost Lend Odi5s --Kscs;y9r--D. :.
Sullivan. Iis.istcf~J. j.. Camp.
Tucson Land 0lsCe- -Reosiyec--P -Prei ".
Smith. Eegistsr--C. T.. Daley.
u. $. Infesaal Resensa Goilpc.or--J. i.
McGrorte, sXn;a Fc, New Mexico. Dap
city Co.iecio---W. u. Br'sto!, THsson. lie.
p1stsaent Collector. rslom OH ;cTs--J. ID.
Haghos, Prescott, W. s. Oesy, Tacsol.
Deiceete 10 congress-C. C. Bean, Pres
colt.
Jadge Of FIRST judicial Distriet--W. IL.
Bar.es. Tucson.
Jgdso of scc.nd JEdiciai DisiEict--W.
~. Porter. PieI ir.
Jadgs of Third Judicial District -James
II, Wright. Prescott.
Clerk Of the supreme Court w. Dodge.
Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Trains on tEs Atlantic ard PaeiGs Rail-
roadara run %, Mountain or sfardsr,' Time,
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Where Pigs Must Ham Fast.

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